Archive · 27 Dec 2025
Top 2025 Internet Moments: Nano Banana, Ghibli, Prashant, and More
In 2025, the internet was buzzing with several viral trends and scandals.
Google's Gemini introduced the Nano Banana trend, where people turned their photos into 3D miniature figures.
Meanwhile, OpenAI's ChatGPT allowed users to create artwork inspired by Studio Ghibli's animation style.
Another funny trend was the 'Prashant' trend, where people humorously mispronounced 'croissant'.
There was also a scandal involving a kiss during a Coldplay concert, which led to the resignation of two executives.
Additionally, a young girl named Monalisa Bhonsle from Indore became famous during the Mahakumbh festival, and Labubu dolls continued to be popular collectibles.
Google's Gemini introduced the Nano Banana trend, creating 3D miniature figures from photos.
OpenAI's ChatGPT allowed users to generate Studio Ghibli-inspired artwork.
The 'Prashant' trend humorously mispronounced 'croissant', going viral across platforms.
The Coldplay 'Kiss Cam' scandal led to the resignation of Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot.
Monalisa Bhonsle, a young garland seller, became a viral sensation during the Mahakumbh festival.
- Who
- Social media users, content creators, and brands
- What
- Viral trends and scandals on the internet in 2025
- When
- Throughout 2025, with specific events in August and July
- Where
- Globally, with notable events in the US and India
- Why
- Due to the popularity and engagement of AI-generated content and humorous trends
- Nano Banana Trend
- AI-generated 3D miniature figures from Google's Gemini
- Studio Ghibli Trend
- AI-generated artwork inspired by Studio Ghibli's animation style
- Prashant Trend
- Viral trend based on a humorous mispronunciation of 'croissant'
- Coldplay Kisscam Scandal
- Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot's embrace during a Coldplay concert
- Mahakumbh Viral Girl
- Monalisa Bhonsle, a young garland seller from Indore
- Labubu Dolls
- Furry, elf-like collectibles created by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung